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📸 See It in Action

Backend Configuration

Configure each Shopify store independently — credentials, warehouse, automation flags, and a built-in dashboard button.

Order Sync — Right Inside Your Sale Order List

Every Shopify sale order shows the Shopify Order #, Fulfillment, Payment, and Last Delivery status — directly in your standard Odoo list view.

Product SKU Mapping

A dedicated Shopify tab on every product template. Set the shopify_sku field on your variants — the next sync links them automatically.

Built-in OWL Dashboard

KPI cards, revenue pulse, recent orders, error feed — all live, all native OWL 18.

How It Works — End to End

⚙️ Installation in 7 Steps

The full setup takes about 15–30 minutes if you do it yourself, or zero minutes if you request our free implementation.

Step 1 — Create a Shopify Custom App (required for credentials)

The connector talks to your Shopify store via OAuth 2.0. You first need to create a Custom App in Shopify to get the Client ID, Client Secret, and API access token.

In your Shopify admin:
Settings → Apps and sales channels → Develop apps → Create an app
Give it any name (e.g., Odoo Connector) and your email as the developer.

Configure Admin API access scopes. Click Configure next to Admin API access scopes and enable the following (these are the minimum scopes this connector needs — missing any one will cause silent sync failures):

Install the app to your store. After installation, Shopify shows your:

• Client ID — copy into the Odoo backend form
• Client Secret — copy into the Odoo backend form
• API access token — not needed; the connector uses 2026 OAuth (Client Credentials Grant)
• Webhook signing secret — found under API webhooks section, copy into the Odoo backend form

Step 2 — Install the Odoo module

Copy the module folder into your Odoo addons path. The folder must be named exactly shopify_sync_pro (this is your actual folder name on disk).

# Linux / Odoo.sh / Docker
cp -r shopify_sync_pro/ /opt/odoo/custom_addons/
# or wherever your addons path is

# Then in Odoo:
# Apps → Update Apps List → Install "Shopify Sync Pro"

Step 3 — Create your first store in Odoo

Menu: Shopify Sync Pro → Configuration → Stores → Create. Fill in:

• Name — anything descriptive (e.g., My Main Store)
• Shop URL — your your-store.myshopify.com (no https://)
• Client ID — from Shopify Step 1
• Client Secret — from Shopify Step 1
• Webhook Signing Secret — from Shopify Step 1
• API Version — keep 2026-01 (latest)
• Company — your Odoo company
• Warehouse — default warehouse for inventory
• Import Orders From — the earliest date you want to import orders from

Step 4 — Generate Token & Test Connection

On the store form, click 1️⃣ Generate Token. The connector exchanges your Client ID/Secret for an OAuth access token and stores it encrypted in your database.

Then click 2️⃣ Test Connection. You'll see a green notification confirming your shop name, currency, and plan.

Step 5 — Register Webhooks in Shopify

Webhooks are how Shopify tells Odoo about new orders in real time. In your Shopify admin: Settings → Notifications → Webhooks → Create webhook.

Add the following webhooks (all pointing to the same URL):

URL:    https://your-odoo-domain/shopify/webhook/<BACKEND_ID>
Format: JSON

Events to register (8 total):
  orders/create        → order created in Shopify
  orders/updated       → order edited (qty, price, line added/removed)
  orders/cancelled     → order cancelled
  orders/paid          → payment received
  orders/fulfilled     → shipping completed
  products/create      → new product in Shopify
  products/update      → product edited in Shopify
  inventory_levels/update → stock level changed

The <BACKEND_ID> is the numeric ID of your shopify.backend record in Odoo (visible in the URL when you open the store form).

Step 6 — Run your first product sync

On the store form, click Import / Sync Products. Choose how many products to pull per page (default 50).

Step 7 — Open the Dashboard

Click 📊 Open Dashboard on the store form. You'll see live KPIs, revenue pulse, recent orders, and error feed — all in Odoo's modern OWL 18 interface.

🧱 Technical Specifications